Temperature Data from Fiber Heating

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Data Files

We will make available raw spreadsheet data files and edited files that include charts and summary information.

Raw Temperature Data Files

Edited Temperature Data Files

Bad Data

Data From Three Thermistors

March 27, 2015

March 27 2015.png

March 30, 2015

March 30 2015.png

April 24, 2015

BWApril 24 2015.png


Calibration Graphs for Four Thermistors

The adjusted variables for the thermistor temperature formula are shown below each calibration graph.

Back Center

BWBackCenterCal8112015.png


BWBackCenterVars8112015.png

Front Left End

BWFrontLeftEndCal8112015.png


BWFrontLeftEndVars8112015.png

Middle Right End

BWMiddleRightEndCal8112015.png


BWMiddleRightEndVars8112015.png

Bottom Center

BWBottomCenterCal8112015.png


BWBottomCenterVars8112015.png

All Temperature Data from Calibration Tests

These graphs display temperature data from all thermistors during the calibration runs.

BWBackCenterAll8182015.png


BWFrontLeftEndAll8182015.png


BWMiddleRightEndAll8182015.png


BWBottomCenterAll8182015.png

Other Tests

BWThermistors7162015.png


BWThermistors7202015.png


BWFansOnLate7272015.png


BWThermistors7272015.png

At the beginning of the run, LabVIEW may write the last temperatures from the previous run to the data file, causing an apparent drop in temperature.


BW8112015BackCenter.png


BW8172015BackCenterRoomTemp.png


BW8182015MiddleRightEnd.png


BW8182015Cooling.png


BW8182015TwoDays.png


BWBriefTest1-8242015.png

Next Steps

The current LabVIEW program sometimes records a zero or #NV in the temperature data file. We should change the program to so that it replaces a zero or NaN with the previous temperature. If a second zero or NaN occurs immediately after the first, LabVIEW should not replace the second one with another value.

LabVIEW Resources